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There's music all over Milwaukee – with even more to come thanks to all the new potential venues coming in the near future. It's music to our ears – but it can be murder to one's mind to try and keep track of who's playing when where, only to find out that you just missed your new favorite band two nights ago.
To make sure live show FOMO doesn't happen to you, here's a guide to concerts coming to Milwaukee this month – from the city's biggest venues to its smaller gems, from huge stadium acts to intimate sets, from famous faces to unknowns on the way there, from ear-rattling rock shows to mind-massaging classical performances. In March's case, if there wasn't enough going on with the start of baseball, Easter, St. Patrick's Day, the Bucks and Admirals playoff runs, March Madness and more this month, there's also a ton of showcase concerts – from Olivia Rodrigo, to Zach Bryan, to Luniz, to Aimee Mann, to Brett Goldstein from "Ted Lasso," and loads of local gems.
Sound good? Well, that's just the opening act: Here's the full setlist of concerts coming to Brew City stages in March. (For more on specific show times, tickets and additional info, visit the venues' respective websites linked in each listing.)
Monday, March 25
- Adam Ant, at The Pabst Theater
- Sweet Megg, Sparkle Carcass, Dandy L. Freling and Stoned at the Jukebox DJs, at Cactus Club
- Poets Monday featuring Liv Yang, at Linneman's Riverwest Inn
Tuesday, March 26
- Grand Kyiv Ballet: Giselle, at The Pabst Theater
Wednesday, March 27
- Sun June and Wild Pink, at Vivarium
- Rett Madison, at Shank Hall
- Acoustic Open Stage featuring The Taxmen, at Linneman's Riverwest Inn
- Sacrament, Litwax, Venganza and World of Fear, at X-Ray Arcade
- The Musical Romance of Frank Sinatra and Peggy Lee, at the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts
Thursday, March 28
- Cirque Du Soleil: Crystal, at Fiserv Forum
- "Say Anything..." with John Cusack, at the Riverside
- Brothers Osborne, at The Rave
- The Panoptics with Valley Fox and Nate John Herlache, at Anodyne
- David Nihill, at Milwaukee Improv
- Loving with Fog Lake, at Cactus Club
- Luniz, at X-Ray Arcade
- Bermuda Search Party, at Ope! Brewing
Friday, March 29
- Cirque Du Soleil: Crystal, at Fiserv Forum
- Charlie Berens, at the Riverside
- Darren Rita, at Vivarium
- Leela James, at The Pabst Theater
- Alestorm, at The Rave
- Very Garcia: A Jerry Garcia Tribute, at Shank Hall
- Yamaneika Saunders, at Milwaukee Improv
- Ian Abramson, at The Laughing Tap
- LA LOM and Ambulante y Clandestino, at Cactus Club
- Half Moon Hideaway with Torcado, at Linneman's Riverwest Inn
- Knifeback, Zeal, Monolith and Silence in Numbers, at X-Ray Arcade
- Traveling Suitcase, at Ope! Brewing
Saturday, March 30
- Cirque Du Soleil: Crystal, at Fiserv Forum
- Charlie Berens, at the Riverside
- Ancient Aliens Live, at The Pabst Theater
- The Verve Pipe, at Vivarium
- Steve Forbert and Jill Sobule, at Shank Hall
- Yamaneika Saunders, at Milwaukee Improv
- Ian Abramson, at The Laughing Tap
- Sappho's Secret Dance Party with DJ exgirl and DJ Dripsweat, at Cactus Club
- The Rock-A-Dials with The Bourbon Jockeys, at Linneman's Riverwest Inn
- Frail Body, Shamewave, Snag, Garden Home and Riotnine!, at X-Ray Arcade
- MKE Project Vol. 2 featuring Dak Dubois, Wave Chapelle, Bro. Malik and Emmitt James, at The Cooperage
- Smoke N' Mirrors, at Ope! Brewing
- Sweetie & The Toothaches, at the Irish Cultural and Heritage Center
Sunday, March 31
- Cirque Du Soleil: Crystal, at Fiserv Forum
- Barely Civil with Magazine Beach, Overhand and Known Moons, at Cactus Club
- Spy, Snuffed, Die, Matter of Fact and Curbsitter, at X-Ray Arcade
As much as it is a gigantic cliché to say that one has always had a passion for film, Matt Mueller has always had a passion for film. Whether it was bringing in the latest movie reviews for his first grade show-and-tell or writing film reviews for the St. Norbert College Times as a high school student, Matt is way too obsessed with movies for his own good.
When he's not writing about the latest blockbuster or talking much too glowingly about "Piranha 3D," Matt can probably be found watching literally any sport (minus cricket) or working at - get this - a local movie theater. Or watching a movie. Yeah, he's probably watching a movie.